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Tuesday July 24, 2007 05:53
by Sean Ramsey - Irish Echo
Irish peace agreement, spreads peace overseas
The Irishman peace maker, who has walked 5,000km across Australia, has complete belief in world peace. The timing of peace in Ireland came when Mr Muldowney was walking into Melbourne in early April.
Channel 10, 6 0'clock news shown on this web page
http://harvey.travellerspoint.com/49/
This is a current story in Sydney. It has not been acknowledged by the Irish newspapers.
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7Has RTE or TV3 covered anything about this remarkable story yet?
World Peace by 2015 (July 17, 2007)
http://indymedia.ie/article/83467
Irishmans' 5,000km achievement in Sydney (July 22, 2007)
http://indymedia.ie/article/83527
He said he hoped to be in Ireland at the end of the year to do some walking here.
Thank you dunk for the web pages, its an inspiring story. I have not seen it being reported in an Irish news papers but it has been a regular story in the Irish Echo in Australia.
A exciting moment for Mr Muldowney as he walks across The Sydney Harbour Bridge on this Sunday 29th July, after walking 5,000km's across Australia pushing an empty wheelchair as a symbol for a world disabled by fear, war, racism and injustice.
Full article on web page
http://harvey.travellerspoint.com/50/
Media Release
http://harvey.travellerspoint.com/49/
A dream - soon a reality
A good initiative and I think more is need to be done to highlight things like this.
De he really push a dustcart for 5000 kilometres?
A similar protest would be even more effective in this hemishpere.
Is this a record, push a wheelchair for 5,000km?
Congratulations Francis, from you Malaysian friends in Perth. Namaste
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